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In a world where exile collides with memory, and humans intersect with animals, The Republic of the Dog unfolds as a profound meditation on power, alienation, and identity. Through the ambiguous relationship between an Eastern refugee in Europe and a dog that seems to understand the new order better than people do, the novel exposes the hidden logic of modern societies.

Dogs in this novel are not marginal creatures; they are mirrors reflecting the contradictions of contemporary life—obedience and rebellion, affection and fear, freedom and surveillance. With a reflective narrative voice infused with philosophy, history, and cultural memory, the author raises unsettling questions about belonging, humanity, and who truly holds sovereignty in a world where values are constantly being redefined.

The Republic of the Dog is not a story about a dog—it is a story about a human being who becomes a stranger within a republic that does not resemble him, only to realize that alienation is not defined by geography, but by one’s position within the system.
A bold, ironic, and deeply human novel that reveals the fragility of power when viewed from ground level… where dogs stand.

Sabra and the Desert Queen” tells the inspiring story of Sabra, a sensitive young girl from Tamanrasset who struggles with stuttering, low self-confidence, and bullying at school. To help her relax and feel better, her family takes her on a trip to the Algerian Sahara. While camping under the starry night, Sabra discovers a magical bookstore that appears only at night, called Dar El Hikma (“House of Wisdom”).

Inside, she finds an old mysterious book that puts her into a dream where she meets the legendary Tuareg Queen Tin Hinane. The Queen teaches her that intelligence has many forms, and that patience and bravery can guide her through challenges. Encouraged and empowered, Sabra wakes up with renewed determination. She studies hard, asks questions despite her stutter, and slowly begins to succeed—becoming a “queen” in her own heart

The Mud Tells the Tale: The Making of History in the Shadow of Assyria offers a comprehensive analytical study of the development of civilization in Mesopotamia, widely regarded as one of the earliest cradles of human history. The book addresses a central question: how did this civilization emerge through the interaction of diverse peoples such as the Sumerians, Akkadians, Babylonians, Assyrians, and Arameans? It argues that diversity was not a source of fragmentation but rather a foundation for a unified and cohesive civilization.

The author traces the origins of human settlement in the region, drawing on anthropological and archaeological evidence that confirms Mesopotamia as one of the earliest habitats of Homo sapiens. The narrative follows the evolution from early agricultural villages to the rise of cities, culminating in the invention of writing, a revolutionary milestone that marked the beginning of recorded history.

A key focus of the book is the concept of civilizational interaction and integration, emphasizing that Mesopotamian civilization was built through accumulation and continuity rather than rupture. Successive civilizations adopted and developed the achievements of their predecessors, resulting in a rich and interconnected cultural system.

The work also explores issues of identity, terminology, and later religious and sectarian divisions, arguing that these conflicts contrast sharply with the earlier unity that characterized the region. Ultimately, the book calls for a renewed understanding of history as a shared human experience, offering valuable lessons for addressing modern divisions through the principle of unity in diversity.

The Never-Ending Maze by Mara Solus is an intimate psychological novel written in the form of a personal diary. Through a deeply introspective and poetic voice, the narrator recounts her struggle with loneliness, shattered dreams, social alienation, depression, self-harm, and suicidal thoughts. The maze becomes a powerful metaphor for the human mind—a place that once offered refuge but gradually transforms into a prison with no clear beginning or end. As she navigates university life, painful memories, complicated relationships, faith, psychiatric treatment, art, and the longing to be truly understood, writing becomes both a confession and an act of resistance. Unflinching yet profoundly human, the novel explores the fragile boundary between despair and survival, asking whether light, meaning, and salvation can emerge from the deepest darkness.

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The Sudanese Personality: Between Reality and Legend by Dr. Adil Abdelaziz Hamid offers a multidimensional analysis of the Sudanese personality and identity, tracing their historical, social, and cultural roots and examining the forces that have shaped them over time. The book begins with a central question: can one speak of a single, unifying Sudanese personality in a society marked by ethnic, tribal, linguistic, and cultural diversity? It explores how Arab and African components, together with Sudan’s religious, historical, and social heritage, have interacted to form a distinctive Sudanese identity.

Combining analysis, essays, testimonies, personal accounts, and social observations, the author draws on the views of a number of researchers, thinkers, and writers who have addressed the Sudanese character. The book highlights values commonly associated with Sudanese society, including generosity, solidarity, chivalry, hospitality, and strong family ties, while also critically examining certain social attitudes and behavioural patterns that, in the author’s view, require further reflection and study, particularly in the context of migration, expatriation, and interaction with other societies.

The book goes beyond description to present the study of the Sudanese personality as a gateway to thinking about Sudan’s future and the construction of an inclusive national identity. It calls for transforming diversity into a source of strength, reinforcing citizenship, education, responsibility, discipline, tolerance, and national belonging, while preserving positive cultural values and addressing harmful social tendencies. Through its combination of history, sociology, culture, and lived experience, the book invites readers to reconsider Sudanese identity with greater depth, openness, and critical awareness.

“The Thorn and the Carnation” is not merely a work of fiction but a profound testament to the enduring spirit of Gaza. Authored by Yahya Al-Sinwar amidst the shadows of Israeli prisons, this narrative transcends traditional storytelling to offer a raw and unfiltered glimpse into the daily struggles and ideological battles of its characters. With a narrative as piercing as thorns and as fragrant as carnations, the book captures the intertwined lives of a Palestinian family in the Beach Camp of Gaza, reflecting the personal is political in the harsh realities of occupation. This compelling tale weaves personal destinies with the larger political turmoil, revealing how individual lives are indelibly marked by national struggles. Through its pages, we encounter Mahmoud, the elder son, who becomes a beloved figure of resistance, and Ahmad, the narrator, whose journey leads him from introspection to action. As the narrative unfolds, it challenges us to perceive not just the hardships faced but the resilience and communal bond that propel this family—and by extension, the Palestinian people—towards hope and perseverance. “The Thorn and the Carnation” serves as a clarion call to comprehend the Palestinian reality—a narrative penned by those who refuse to be silenced, speaking directly to the heart of the global community. It is a narrative of resistance, of profound cultural identity, and an unyielding quest for freedom and justice, echoed in the authentic voices of its characters.

Cet ouvrage propose une étude approfondie de l’optimisation des réseaux électriques à travers l’utilisation de l’algorithme des chauves-souris, une métaheuristique inspirée du comportement naturel de ces mammifères. Face à la croissance continue de la demande énergétique et aux contraintes économiques, techniques et environnementales, l’optimisation des performances des réseaux électriques devient un enjeu stratégique majeur.

L’ouvrage s’attache à analyser les fondements de la fiabilité des systèmes électriques, en mettant en évidence les limites des approches classiques basées sur des modèles binaires. Il explore ensuite les systèmes multi-états, plus représentatifs de la réalité opérationnelle, et présente des méthodes avancées d’évaluation fondées sur la fonction génératrice universelle (UMGF) et les techniques d’optimisation métaheuristiques.

À travers une modélisation rigoureuse et des exemples concrets, ce travail démontre comment l’algorithme des chauves-souris permet d’améliorer la performance globale des réseaux électriques tout en réduisant les coûts et en renforçant la fiabilité. L’ouvrage s’adresse aussi bien aux chercheurs, ingénieurs et étudiants en génie électrique qu’aux professionnels souhaitant approfondir leurs connaissances en optimisation des systèmes énergétiques complexes.